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VOL. XL 



APIAEIES AND HONEY-HOTJSES. 



Honey-houses, 7, 22,24, 69,70, 77, 85, 8B; 

 railway api.. 7; Heddon's api., 16; Ducks 

 in api., 81; Robertson's api.. Ill; Wire- 

 cloth windows in hon. house, 11.5, ,'!15; 

 wire screens for windows, 70, 176; legs to 

 hon. house, 184; Wiltse's iipi.,238; chick- 

 ens in api., 2r>8, 380, 392; Muth's api., 307; 

 Viallon's api., 435, 474; to build up an api- 

 arv, 453; Price's house api., 468; Per- 

 rine's floating .Tpi., 474; Shirley's api., 

 661; Wilkin's api. ,605; Roanoke api., 612; 

 apiaries near water, 719; Hilton's api., 



APICULTUEE m GENEEAL. 



Apiculture for women, 7, 27, 73, 112, 119. 

 132, 133, 164. 175, 183,235,338,709; Doolittle's 

 neigh'd, 20, 175; Binding journals, 21, 90; 

 dark side of apiculture, 35,735; writers 

 for Ul., 59, 113, 307; binders for journals, 

 62,139; Barnes' factory, 63; who should 

 keep b.; 114,175, ,315; Mrs. Axtell's success, 

 117, 182,244; outfit for bee-keeping, 166; 

 honey vinegar, 192, 236. 243, 262, 322, 336, 

 384,467; veils, effect on eyes, 195; short- 

 hand. 282, 314; patents on see's, etc., 305, 

 .367, 371, 398, 490, 507, 545, 600 (see sections) ; 

 misapprehensions about bee culture,370; 

 Boardman's success, 437, 636; smoker fu- 

 el, 506, 538; breaking down h. market, 

 ,537.5.56; patents. 600. 614. 673 ; railro;xds, 8; 

 careless railroad men, 371. 



BEES. 



Albinos, 11; do b. visit several blossoms 

 for a load? 12, 262; laying workers among 

 Cyprians and Syrians, 18; b. -with shirts, 

 19; non-swarmmg b., 30; large b.-, 32; 

 odorous swarms, 38: b. coming out in 

 winter,39: hiving b. when high in tree, 

 40; b. in limbs, without a hive, 68; b. in 

 the house, 92; glass to hinder robbers. 

 82; how cold can b. fly? 84; two kinds of 

 b. in Miss., 84; burying b., 87; b. in S. C., 

 88; remembering location, 112, 369; to 

 prevent clustering, 116; b. killed by elec- 

 tric storms, 121; Ark. brown b., 123; 

 watching b. raise a q., 126; moving b. to 

 better pasture, 127, 185*; to kill fertile 

 workers, 131; how far and fa,stdoh. fly? 

 13i, 140, 191, 241, 2.54, 2.55, 298, 301, 314, 322, 3'J3, 

 369, 376, 391, 391, 435, 443, 450, 455, 456, 464, 494, 

 524,630, 610,672 708; b. to Utah, 134; choos- 

 ing location before swarming, 146*; b. 

 near large rivers, 150*; b. not swarming 

 for 11 years, 151*; b. that won't sting, 179, 

 250, 30j, .328; when b. are cross, 182*; do 

 b. hear? 184; starting nuclei, 190; rearing 

 brood in winter, 191; b. killing horses, 

 etc., 192; fast'g b.. a caution, 194; dob. 

 move eggs? 192, 299; coming b.. comic, 

 213; buying b. by the lb.. 231; Miller's 

 statistics. 233; brood-rearing during a 

 dearth of honey . 234; b. hanging out, 239. 

 460, 5J0; Secor's coming b., 240. 304; re- 

 moving b. from cellar, 244, 250, 322; start- 

 ing b. in sees, 246; Train's imp. b., 249; 

 wingless b.,2o4; best b. for business, 309: 

 Wiltse on the b.. 310; burying b., 325; 

 when to put on boxes, 327; lunatic b., 372; 

 overstocKing, 373; b. in honey-h., 378; 

 when are b. free from spring troubles? 

 379; late brood-rearing, 390; b. stealing 

 brood. 393. 457; to move b., 395; tramp b., 

 395; behavior with b., 405, 510; what to do 

 with b. when season is over, 440; b. and 

 Simday, 447, 467, 531, 538, 565, 638, 679, 726, 

 737,744; new sw's abs., 456; b. that carry 

 leaves, 4.57, 569; how many b. make a 

 hiveful,458; chlo. for uniting b., 463, 7.58; 

 b. finishing uns. combs, 531; b. hunting 

 location, 633; b. killing moth, 533; b. in 

 parks, 535; to make b. stay. 537; b. trans- 

 ferring eggs, 538, 565, 566, 672; b. 96 years 

 ago, 540; crazy b., 545; putting b. on fdn. 

 In Sept., 545; preparing b. for shipment, 

 566; b. in the ear, 573; are b. cannibals? 

 607, 684, 752; b. that won't defend them- 

 selves, 608; b. building on top-bars, 609; 

 moving b. north, 609; b. that won't raise 

 <[., 610; b. from Italy to Australia, 631; 

 principles of breeding, 037, 759; why do 

 thoy swarm! 664; b. in the South, 668; 

 apis dorsata, 671, 690; do b. recognize 

 each other? 677, 704; worst robbers, 680; 



how b. get wax, 681; tame b., 716; Rob- 

 bins' new strain, 741; strikes among b., 

 743; robbers, 747; overstocking, 747; are 

 they Italians? 748, 777; bands as a test, 

 748; do b. need water? 755; can b. hatch 

 in 14 days' 756; moving b.short distances, 

 757; how long can b. live on air? 778: b. 

 at fairs, 779; nandling b. in a dry spell, 

 781. 



BLACKS. 

 Blacks v. Italians, 13; blacks and Ital- 

 ians, .570, 682, blacks, Italians, and Syri- 

 ans. 582, 736; why blacks aie not as good 

 as Italians, 759. 



CYPRIAN.S. 



Cyps. (vhead. 42; Malone's views on 

 Cvps., 122; Cyps. and Holy-Lands, 124, 

 170; Duster on Cyps., 173; toughness of 

 Cvps., 188; temper of Cvps., 195; Cyps., 

 531, 652; Cyps. in a drought, 689. 

 HYBRIDS. 



Hyb'sinMo.,85; Fox's Iiyb's, 90; hyb's 

 in Canada, 91; hyb's ahead. 1.39; hyb's 

 for honey, 173; hyb's and Itals., 183; hyb's 

 from bl'k as. and Ital. drones, .380; hVb's 

 in Maine, 392; handling hyb's, 438; hyb's 

 v. fulI-bloods, 540; hyb's forh., 707. 

 ITALIANS. 



Purity of Itals., 374; Itals. v. disease. 

 537; Itals. V. foul brood, 065; Itals, and 

 hybrids, 707; Itals. against bl'ks, ';03. 

 SYRIANS, OR HOLY-LANDS. 



Syrian b. at home. 70; b. in Syria. 167; 

 Syrians in Tenn.,241; Syrio-Italians, .311, 

 321,543,707; Syrians, 392; Holy-Lands, 680. 



CAGES. 



Candy for queen-c., 58; carpeting cag- 

 es, 143; candy block for cages, 408. 



CHAFF. 



Chaff cush., 3:i; sawdust v. chart". 253; 

 chaff in Illinois. 258; success with chaff, 

 325; chart' hives for cold spring, 375. 



COUBS. 



Moldy combs, 38: movable comb-clos- 

 et, 09; two thin combs in one sec 176; 

 drone combs for ext'g, 245; extra combs 

 filled with old h., 336; empty combs, 358; 

 dr. or worker comb for see's, 374; comb 

 Avith three layers of cells, 419; attach- 

 ment of combs, 437, 438; combs built to 

 bottom-bar, 581; starters of dr. comb, 689; 

 value of empty combs, 689; age of comb, 

 7.56. 



DEPAETMENTS. 



Heads of Grain. .30. 82, 134, 180, 252, 320, .388, 



456, 536, 608, 680, 754. 

 Notes and Queries, 41. 93, 143, 194, 261, 330, 



398. 467, 513. 559, 618. 688. 

 Blasted Hopes, 42, 93, 196, 258, 329, 397, 467, 



617. 687. 

 Ladies' Department, 27, 81, 132, 194, 239, 328, 



395, 465, 678, 760. 

 Honey. 4, 56, 110, 162. 228, 296. 304. 432, 499, 



518, '583, 590. 626, 698. 734. 

 Tobacco. 47. 148, 201, 266, 3,35, 402, 472, .509, 



580, 652, 662, 724. 

 Bee Entomology. 195, 468. .524. 

 Bee Botany, 144, 303. 387. 4.53, 631. 

 Editorials, 47, 99, 149, 202, 224, 267, 292, 335, 



.3.58, 402, 426, 473, 4%, .545, 582, 619, 690, 727, 



760. 

 Marriages, 284, 087. 

 Obituary; 448, 619, 654. 

 Kind Words, 49, 155*, 187*, '221, 290, 356, 423, 



510, 580, C25, 697. 

 Circulars, 100, 151, 203, 269, .337. 

 Humbugs, 69, 144, 230. 329, 453, 583. 

 Reports Encouraging, 154*, 259, 397, 406, 



498. 559, 652, 725. 

 Remindery. 48, 62, 148, 201, 2S2, 375, 558. 618. 



651, 688, 753. 

 Forgettery, 249. 467, 500, 679, 763. 

 Growlery, 94, 616. 

 Smilery, 195, 240, 308, 468. 

 Conventions, 49, 100, 151, 203, 269, 499, 546, 



584, 590, 691, 763. 

 Notes from Banner Apiary, tiist article 



each month. 

 Virgil, 144*, 158*, 174*, 210, 279, 345, 113, 488, 



554, 627, 099, 771. 

 Department for " Goods not there," 507. 



DISEASES OF BEES. 



Dysentery. 41, 388; new brood disease, 

 256, 39S, 461: dys. and sugar syrup, 7.55. 



DEOWES. 



Dr. from worker eggs, 18. 171. 306; to 

 kill dr., 286; white-headed dr's, 460; scar; 

 ofdr's, 462: drones that sting, 493; drone 

 and q. rearing, 526; art. drones, 602; to 

 stop drone reiering, 612; drones building 

 comb, 681, 751; dr's congregat'g to meet 

 q's, 746. 



EGGS. 

 Sex of bee ova, 15; mov'g worker egg 

 to dr. cell, 34; how many eggs fi-om one 

 q.? 218; several eggs in cell, 302; eggs 

 missing, 752. 



ENEMIES OF BEES. 



Death's-head moth. 70; bee-mole, 138; 

 squeaking moth, 140; removing moth- 

 worms, 149*; foul brood, 171, 235, 256,416; 

 merops apiaster, 283; mice. 285,322; flies, 

 322; mosquito-hawks, 463; king-birds, 609; 

 skunks, 608, 670; roaches, 75.3. 



EZTEACTOES AND EIZTEACTING. 



Nickel for gates, 92; Jones's improved 



wax ext'r, 120; ext'g too late, 215; is the 



ext'r to blame? 327; rapid ext'g, 544; ex- 



tr'g from brood-nest, 560. 



FEED AND DEINK FOE BEES. 



Water for b.. 81; Scotch water-foun- 

 tain, 129; scented syrup, 131; maple sug-- 

 ar,156*,133; Darr's success in feecling,161*; 

 salt water, 195; sugar stores v. natural, 

 229; maple sugar, 210, .595; Simpson's plan 

 to water b., 252; outdoor feedinar, 289; 

 grape sugar, 312; gran'd sugar, 322; wa- 

 ter for bees, 382; salt water for bees, 39ii; 

 feeding ext'd h., 492; art. pasturage, 497; 

 feed'g when h. stops, 498: bread-pan feed- 

 er, 675; what to feed in Nov., 688; pour'g 

 feed on bottom-board, 759. 



FOEEIGN OOUNTEIES AND DISTANT 

 STATES. 



Oregon, 13, 14, 31, 140; Nebraska, 30, 238; 

 Florida, 66, S08, 316, 377, .378, 381, 391, 393, 463, 

 529,600; Wyoming, 84; Canada. 121; Kan- 

 sas, 127; Wash. Ter., 110, 194; Texas, 320, 

 328; Tennessee, 384, 439; Arkansas, 384; 

 Kentucky, 394; California. 397; Australia, 

 414; West Indies, 452; Manitoba, 498; New 

 Zealand, 602; North Carolina, 179, t05, 639, 

 675, 708; West Virginia, 610; Mississippi, 

 678; India, 685; Burma, 701; California, 

 714; Cuba, 744; Palestine, 746; Germany, 

 749. 



FOUNDATION. 



Home-made fdn., 136; dipp'g sheets for 

 fdn., 150; plain sheets of tdn., 174; paraf- 

 flne for fdn., 186, 304; old fdn., 217; Mc- 

 Gee's fdn. fastener, 236; money making, 

 in fdn., 257; fdn. on plaster plates, 324; 

 worker or drone fdn. for see's, 328, 445, 

 .543; to make thin fdn^ 389; wax and ros- 

 in for starters, 393; Easterday's device 

 to fasten fdn., 418; Miller's mode of fast- 

 ening fdn., 486; putting in starters, 600; 

 drone fdn. for sections, 706. 



FEAUES. 



Hunt's device for frs., 61,257; rever.si- 

 blefrs.,65; drilling bars for wired frs., 

 09, 188, Mason's wide frs., 72; Heddon's 

 halt-length frs, 74; to remove first wide 

 fr., 88; L. frs. on end for winter, 93; tongs 

 to hold frs., 117; wir'g frs. for fdn., 137, 

 248, 262; wiring frs. with nails, 189; subs, 

 for wired frs., 3'24; carpet-stretcher foi- 

 wiring,. 'J26; spur-wheels for wiring frs., 

 392; cov'g frs. in winter, 454; to make 

 meta'-cor. frs., 485; Hutchinson onmetal- 

 cor. frs., 520; the Laiigstroth fr., 522; 

 wide frs , 536; advantage of wired frs., 

 539; to prevent fastening of frs., 565; 

 metal-cor. fr's, 6E0, 706. 



HIVES. 

 Honey-boards of perf. zinc, 10, 35; Mil- 

 ler's Sep., 17; hooks from bliiid-staples,31 j 

 Mrs. Cotton's hive, 66, 464, 536; Controlla- 



